Lifestyle Creates Futures
…made me glad that my kids can do things like that and like to. It’s lifestyle you see. Joseph’s a good furniture maker. He can make anything. The oak came…
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New-Genre in Woodworking
…like what’s coming from the chisel edge and the saw teeth. It feels good. Angled hanging pegs, clean lines ti the shoulder lines and repeat sliding dovetails makes it great…
Just Some Thoughts Surrounding Saws
…British and US makers stooped to after the 1940s by the key makers of that era. The ones living off their founder’s reputations who shamefully introduced the new plastic-handled versions…
Plane Handling—Squaring the Edge
…lack. This entry into realness displaces the invasion of the digitised and virtual world where instant results yet inside us have this desire to make wood straight and smooth and…
Questions answered – Shoulder planes a Misnomer?
…surprised to see just how few I actually use, even to make masterpieces like the pieces I made for the White House four years ago. Don’t get confused by the…
Debunking Myths and Mysteries – Scary-sharp Methods
…bulk. If you were a new woodworker and unsure about your future in woodworking, this is a great alternative to spending £150 pounds and more. I think that this makes…
Sunday Woodworking Was a Resting Day
…and develop the cutting list for rough-cutting as a prelude to final dimensioning. We will make the one of these tables for video and online broadcast from some red oak…
Why Suggest Economy Tools?
My recent post about simply changing four studs in a saw prompted an exaggerated comment who totally missed the point: “Paul, Seeing the hoops you had to jump through makes…
An Adequate Maker
Being an adequate maker is always enough. It’s a good place to be, I think. Most makers find solace in hard times by working their craft, you know, when they…
Life Filled with Woodworkings
…work knowledge and a curriculum designed to make designers not makers. Here in Britain we have somehow managed to cleanse ourselves of the dirt and grime of working and export…